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K Fundamental Capstone Project

ngumbo
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I am currently working through the fundamental capstone project. I have hit a bit of a hurdle towards the end of the capstone regarding the following question. 
 
4.6 Extract the 15 minute aggregate series for each of edge, qty and numTrds usingedge15 (or otherwise) as a dictionary and store this in a variable timeSeries.
 
I am just struggling to grasp what is really being asked for in this question and how it is different from the original table edge15 I created.
 
Any clarification in terms of format or example results would be appreciated, or any other info.
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leades
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Hello,

The edge15 table that you created earlier has 4 columns; time, edge, qty, numTrds. What this question is asking, is that you create a dictionary which takes the edge, qty, numTrds columns from the edge15 table. So your result should be a dictionary with 3 elements, with each value being the list of aggregated numbers from the edge15 table. I hope this clarification helps.

Many Thanks

Luke 

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LeahS
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Hello @ngumbo

Delighted to welcome you to the KX Community!

Thank you for sharing your query with us, we're working on feedback for you. 

Happy Coding, 

Leah 

leades
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Moderator

Hello,

The edge15 table that you created earlier has 4 columns; time, edge, qty, numTrds. What this question is asking, is that you create a dictionary which takes the edge, qty, numTrds columns from the edge15 table. So your result should be a dictionary with 3 elements, with each value being the list of aggregated numbers from the edge15 table. I hope this clarification helps.

Many Thanks

Luke 

ngumbo
New Contributor II

Thanks for the explanation it was a big help,  what would total traded volume equate to, my thought would be price*quantity ?

Hello,

I would say it is the sum of all the trades but you can try both to see which works.

Many Thanks

Luke